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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-29
Registration Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, October Is, 1851.
Notice is hereby given thatth registration
books Of the city Of Wichita will be closed
at O'Clock P. m. On Saturday, October etth,
1881, aud remain closed until after TIE cleo
ton of November Sth, 1857.
l2i-14t FRED SCHArrNER, City CLERK,
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Farmers 20 to Heron & Son for your hol
idsy supplies. Look for the diamond front
lSS4t
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Lusk's California grapes % cite. g can
Steinhauser- Mersle Supply Co. I2O Il
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Take the new short line. C. <. & Y, Rocl
Island route, TO Kansas City, ST. Joseph
Chicago and st. Louis. II+i
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Lemons Is cts q dozen e. s. u Supply
Co I39-t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WICHITA INFiRMERY.

2S7 South Fourth avenue. Chronic and Surgical
diseases successfully treated. lod ACCOMMODATIONS
for ladies in confinement. DR.. Kuder, Prop. lS3lm$
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Before buying boots and shoes, go and ex-
anime goods and get prices at Locke &
Findeis3, corner Main aud First. dl29-tf
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Excursion Rates to the sunny South.

California evaporated apricots % cts. g
,ound at s. NJ Supply Co. 120-tf
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From the premises 81 Vim. B1rrtsS rs
- ESs; Thirteenth St, 8 darx br ywn horse crop al
or left ear. and harness markets. sairAols reward
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TO Loan

By private party, $4,000 on first mortgage
for one year a. reasonable rates. Address
Lock Box 2lS, City. l2stf
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Eighty-fve lots three miles from Douglas
snd Main, and thrse quarters Of a mile FRI n
Catholic school, a. Si0 each
STILES & Smith.
al5S-St liz EAst Douglas
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8. & s

Tonight.
The Lotus Club at the Garfield opera hous
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For sxie.

On easy terms, several pisces OF daziraiis
property III good prospective business Icenh-
ties. For price snd terms enquire OF c. 4
Philips, agent Adams end Wells Fargo 3
Co. g, Express SIT
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Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurer's Record.
Stray Record, Transcripts, Compiled
Laws of 1885, and full assortment OF
Blanks. For sale at this Office.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR C. C.. FURlEY,
Z M CONkLIN. M. D

Physician and Surgeon, orsce 329 Douglas ave
ee0hone at office No. pa telephone at resi1ence
No. 1I6. ioFu
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sTRAYED.

SIRAYED-YouDs COW medium sixs roam color On
~ Tuesday. oct- - TIE dsde< will be srded BIZ
return ing same TO John Stout south OF Kisc ID OF
address r. o. box -. faP
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Laws OF kAusAs
PHILADELPHIA, July q, lsse

PHILADELPHIA, July ., lSSA
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, KanaaA
Conference.-The have se~sn one OF yeas
Mortgage Loan Registers az the office az The
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co, this
city, and shall be obliged IL you VIII send this
company one similar in ell respects at your
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully yours,
THEODORE FRorHIyeskM,
dtSts' Secretary.
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First class day board can be had at No
252 North Market. 136-1m
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$500 Reward,

Cobs for sale at Zephyr Mills, Telephone
your orders to 169. 133 12t
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WANTED.

TTTANTEO-A lst class solicitor and delfyerymar
w in the grocery business. To one that can con
troll trade ard ecquain ed IN city eooo salary vii
be paid, Apply Ia person TO 81 a Peckhsm lie cas-,
81 81. 1900
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WANTED.

W7ANTED-20 good railroad men on the Kansas
w Midland J. Kenworthy Is our agent and
his once 50 sest Douglas Is our headquarters
for help. apply 10 him for passes over cur road.
Bracy Bros. rs l2'
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Guardian's sale.
For sale, the north half Of the east half Of
the southwest quarter OF section three, ir
township q, range l east.
The above described land belongs to tht
estate Of c. C. Alliston, and will be or salt
for few days. This land is near TIE loca
ton Of the Congregational college.
76-te z. B. JEEETT,
Guardian for the heirs. Office Temple Blocs.
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E&OR sALE-Ic anybody wsuts q speeiy driving
IL or rtcfr pony work double or single. aud 1000
rie ing animal In every respect. call at A Smith
81 Market. 1906
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TAKEN UP.

EfTCKAEE-Fcs hsz4s>ss gz1ss y zssTs 11E 1sss
= s1sDs ~ 1c1&< y 20 -. - E=y s. a = Iffs
o-tns tz~a W = Lss-k> azSy~.s A. 80 - y -
EsclxxS s-t- -
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We keep larger stock Of ladies' and chill
dren's shoes in all widths from AA to F.
l29-tf LOCKE & FINDEISS.
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AZ ANTED-BcGkkeepe and business men 20
~ know that the National Accountants Bureau
Offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
Grstciass men and women for positions AS book
keepers and accountants. Business men who want
efficient heip. and expert bookkeepers who can give
nrstcass references and want situations, would do
well By addressing ONCE for the stats o. KansaE
Ut the Southwestern Business College, Wichita, Kan
sa5. q 2S-tf
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EcIectrIc Physician and Surgeon; treats ell ecut
and chronic diseases; Of piles guaranteed or N
paw: oxygen treatment eiven when indicated and NJ
charge made II r b nefit follows.
ONCE hours to II a. m. ana 70 8 ana 70 r. m
Ofice 25s N Main street, cor Second, wichita
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ISst sAIK-5Al- iacsrs@t In srecsry stock Azs1 CT
IL IE-es n Nsc1tsz- sHs3c for cssh s<es tl-D 8
eztAse xosz3 us1es fw5 yzGzf' Aesbe- 4 ~, Esz,
IA Co. kAzss Dztlttas. - 90
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f[OR RENT-A few cnOlcs room with board II de
II sre1 Ia private family; reference given and re
quIed For particulars apply TO AZ Market S.
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1873 If BY
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mice 25S Main stfeet' oor oeconu' "IcHIlH-
w M. JOHNSON. Nj. D.

gornoopathist. General practice chronic diseases
ana diseases of females Office over liz Main st.
TeJenhone No LOG. Once hours. to 10 o. m. To 4
D. m Residence pa North Fourth avenue. Tele-
nhone No 81 d6e-tf
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NOR RENT-New : room house one block from
Il 18th st: motor line Briggs g Rhoads s0j East
Douglas ave. i39 6.
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dl30tf
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2 SUPERINTENDENT M n

Physician and Surgeon, office and residence W
corner Douglas and Lawrence avenues. Speciaitfes
Diseases OF women and children. obstetr and
venereal diseases Will respond promptly to call:
during day or night. Ofice hours, TO IL a. m TO
and 60 o, m. l3i-tf
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FOR RENT.

FUI. HENT I.
NOR RENT-NewIy furnished front room suitable
II for ladies or gents; can have waEhing done at
the house. Gail at Ga Ii " ater 1867
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EfOR REST-Nice furnished front room on first
y floor with outside entrance. also heated free.
WIN rent cheap to right party; reference required
also one room OF secot floor. Call 80 North 4th
ave. is7e.
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NTANTED-Horses tr1rced with &C" band are
~ never stolen by sensible thief ne - SIRE
protection sgsinst thieves. Thomas O. He's is7
HsiH. fsskI
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TOR REST-A new story room house on South
IL Lawre, &c ave, 3squeres sou'h OF Howard ST.
convenient 10 street carr, price els per month. In
quire al 81 North Lawrence avenue 1876.
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yUASTED-Ioi loan sjOG10 on business blocks and
" residence property within the next thirty
days. Kansas Loan and Investment company l2.d
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Take the new short line, C. (. & N, Rock
Island route, to Kansas City, st. Joseph
Chicago and st. Louis: HIATT
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LtOR NIE-New elegant twost0,y house aud six
II lots in Lsnwood Parx addition st actual cost
apply u Mrs. Anna Anwyi, premises. Corner
Harry stf eet and @. avenue. lSSot
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EtoR SALE OR EXCH ANaE-N New, can stock Of
IL general merchandise In O. INich Invoice s. 90,
Must sell ~ once 10 dissolve partnership. Opea 70
trade, Crops good IN vicinity and s grand chance
Kan. 1858:
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w AAIED-. young m n OF - with thorough
" kroTlecys CT shirt cutting srd man ufscr1rfEg
tss had yesrs eTTerisrcel and goo. knowledge OF
stsstc tA1rdfJtns wishes gtt1st.oas -fIii1- 20
of-ce. Ia-t
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yNASTED-Nan-To take the agency OF our safes;
w size 2SIlSxi5 inches; weight so lbs; retail
price SS5; rare chance 70 create permanent busi
ness In bis own city or locality. These safes
demand never before supplied by other safe com
penies as we are not governed BY the safe pool
Address Al pine Safe Co, Cincinnati. o. i0-dtf
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W ANTED-I want ak second hand feed trous re
W r. b. Dhday, Eagle Office or Chsney, kan
1Ss6t
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T{TANTED-To place looms or long time on farms
w or business blocks on short time or chattel
real estate security rates low and prompt atten-
ton. AEhbel Welch. Biting block. l5S-n
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ENOR RENT-A new double II room house four
Il blocks soutb OF Douglas ave on the motor Hire;
the hotss is suitable for two families az closet :,
norchea. halls, pantry CELLAR etc. Enquire 90i East
Third ct. A @ For hes 1896.
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LNOR HENT-Two IirRe uufusLished rooms suit
a able for Light house keeping, No. 10 Topeka
ave- IA %
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w AnlED-Gocd second hard coal cook stove or
W range WIFE twenty inch oven with or without
reservoir address or call g. rcrth room west side
National bank. Jes a.
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LFQR REET-Gooi once or sleeping room over
Il Rosters crockery store on Douglas ave. ".
Hoys, 20 Dousas or 1l27 y. Lawrence ave. 1877 g.
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LfOR RENT-Good cottage on corner of Ohio and
II Blain ave. One BLOCK from street cars and
school Barn at rear OF lot. VIII rent for si5 per
month Walker & Fielder 255 north Main. l336t
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WASTED.Everysody to invest money through
W this ONCE. We have the biggest Bargains In
real estate and the best opportunity 20 lend money
In the city ]. Waiter DeE.scour attorney at law.
FOOTE'S 81 d Fechheimer building, corner Douglas
ave end II 9rket ST I24rf
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L'OR RENT-Furnished front room, $40 per monit
~ with stove, I'll $. Fourth ave. 1876
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NTASTED-Feslios anxious TO locate In Kansas
w w, uld Ike q situation either on road or in
house with some good f1rrn groceries preferred -
yesrs Ell perience the best OF reference given Ad-
dress John N LaDertaSu1, Benton Harbor. Mich or
Peters Hardware Co. EnpOria Kan 10 limo.
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IfOR ERST2 Pleasant east front fiIrr ished roc ms
a. with large closets. Three minutes walk from
corner Douglas and Main; apply 40 so7th Lawrence
ave. lSs II
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NJ ANTED-FravellDg men who desife good
w driving team should call on Robinson q ffo[
German Feed specially. Goddard, Kan. iSs.Is
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NTASTED-Euyers-Coal. Coal, Coal-C Salisbury
w & Co VIII open up and handle coal at the old
stand CT The Aus usts Co. 400 East Douglas ave
the LIST OF Mo- emOer and respectfully esk liberal
patronage from the citizens Of Wichita and sur
Iounofng c untrs; square dealing every time VIII
be motto; teIerhJLe No. lUI.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
What Government Costs

A statement has been made up
showing the amount appropriated by
Congress at its late session for the sup
port of the government for the year
which will end June 80, 1888. The
total sum is about two hundred and
forty-eight and a half million dollars.
There were two appropriation bills
that failed to become law; the river
and harbor bill, which the President
neither approved nor vetoed, and the
deficiency bill, which was passed by
both branches of Congress, but could
not be prepared for the Presidents
signature before the time for adjourn
ment. If we add the $14,OO0,0O0 APP
propriated by these two bills, and the
S4o,OOO,OOO required to pay the inter-
est on the public debt to the sum
abovementioned,w we have$31O, 900, ZOO
as the amount deemed by Congress
necessary to meet the current annual
expenses Of government. The cor
responding expenditures during
Washington's administration averag-
ed less than six million dollars a year.
The population is 10 times as great
as it was then the expenditure is fifty
times as great. Yet this is not an
evidence of extravaganza, because
the government does for the people
vastly more than it did in the time
OF Washington. The largest single
item ofapprOpriation is that for pen
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04

sions. No less a sum than eighty
three million dollars is granted for
this purpose for the fiscal year soon
to begin. This sum alone would
have paid all the ordinary expenses
OF the government, except interest, for
the first eighteen years under the con-
stitution, or until 1908. Next comes
the postoffice, taking fifty-five and a
half millions, but of this amount
more than fifty millions will be de-
rived from postage and other reve-
nues of the department. The charge
for the army is little less than
twenty-four millions. The appro-
priation for the navy is larger than
usual, almost twenty-five millions, be-
cause some new ships are to be built.
Most of the salaries paid to officers of
the United States and to Congress are
provided for in the legislative, execu-
tive, and judicial appropriation act.
This act covers sum of twenty and
a half millions, which is only about
three millions more than it was
twelve years ago, when the popula-
tion was much smaller than it is now.
A great variety of matters are provid-
ed for under the bill known as the
''sundry appropriation act-the
mint; constructing, repairing, warm
ing and lighting public buildings; the
life-saving service; collecting reve-
nue.; paying back duties wrongly as
sessed; and a great many others.
This act appropriated twenty-five
millions this year, about the usual
amount. We have thus accounted
for all but about seventeen millions of
dollars of the appropriations, which
are disposed of thus: Indians, five
millions; District of Columbia, four
millions; ministers and consuls
abroad, one million and half; agri-
cultural department, one million ;
military academy, half a million ;
and the rest for miscellaneous small
purposes. -Youths' Companion.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
THUS RUNS THE VOID AWAY.

Like snowy lilies feet as fine,
Whose fragrant course is run,
Like dew drops on the egiantine,
Like frost.work in the sun;
So vanish youths delightful dreams,
So beauty's charms decay;
Like blossoms strewn on sparkling streams
Thus runs the world away.
Like foam upon the pillows bright,
Like sunsets gorgeous dyes,
Like moonbeams shedding silver light,
Over the jewelled skies;
So swiftly from our vision glide
Hopes, plans and projects gay,
Alone we roam at eventide;
Thus runs the world away.
OF friends whom ruthless time destroys,
We're, day by day, bereft;
The spectres of our persisted joys,
Are all the comrades left.
Loves chain is broken link by link,
We sing the mournful lay,
Forlorn upon life's river brink;
Thus runs theworld away
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
When Should Wheat be Cut.
American Agriculturist.

American Agriculturist.
The best time to cut wheat is point
of great importance to the farmer.
The exceptionally high price of Min
nesota wheat in our market is large
ly due to the dry atmosphere of the
section in which it grows. The most
valuable constituents of grain of
wheat are gluten, starch, and a small
amount of phosphate. Gluten forms
flesh; starch is a heat producer
and forms fat. The per. cent of glu-
ten varies in diferentkinds of wheat
Ohio wheats contain from ten to fif-
teen per cent, while starch may con-
titute from fifty to sixty per cent
of the kernel. Gluten is more nutri-
tious than starch, its composition
more nearly resembling the muscu-
lar tissue of animals.
Aside from the value of gluten as
food, it has valuable properties, in
combination with starch, for making
bread. Wheat containing a small
amount of gluten is softer, and will
make much whittier flour, for the glu-
ten imparts a yellowish shade. But,
if -four contains toe little gluten, it
will not rise, even if yeast be added.
Gluten (like glue forms, with water,
a tenacious paste, so that when fer
incentive action begins in the dough,
the gluten forms a cell around the
carbonic acid gas, and retains it, caus-
ing the dough to rise. When baked
such bread is very light and sweet,
though not as white as when little
gluten is present. Many farmers are
induced to cut their wheat too soon,
because the kernel remains large and
plump, from the moisture contained
in the starch. Wheat containing a
large amount of gluten will appear
shrunken, because the gluten readily
yields its moisture, but will be far
more valuable as food.
Repeated experiments have failed
to show any increase, either of starch
or gluten, from day to day, after
wheat has been cut. The..only rule
we can suggest, which may apply
to all varieties, is this: delay cutting
as long as is compatible with avoid
ing waste in handling. When cut,
secure it as promptly and as perfect
ly as possible. To make the best
bread, good, sound glutinous varie-
ty of wheat must be sown on sound,
dry land; it must get fully ripe be-
fore it is harvested, be secured with
out damage, and must be properly
ground.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
"Have you any scissors?" asked

"Have you any scissors?" asked a
man of a drug clerk.
eyes, sir" and handed him two
little packages done up, one in blue
and the other in white paper.
"You misunderstood me, 1 think.
l called for scissors"
"Well, you put those TWO together
in a glass of water and drink it and
you'll think they are sizzors. That's
a seidlitz powder"
"Americansmake theground too rich
for grape vines" is the opinion of a
Hungarian who has a vineyard on
land originally too poor to grow
white BEANS"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
Bees.

California Patron.
Everybody knows that bees make
honey, and everybody will agree that
honey is very good, but few can tell
how it is made by those little crea-
lures who seem to do nothing all day
long but hum amongst the flowers.
IfyOur eyes were-well, We'll say,
just a hundred times sharper, you
would see things to make you open
them very wide indeed.
In the first place you would discOv-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
What's in a Name 4?
A. s. FULLER.
American Agriculturist.

AmtrlCuu hSrlcultuIlst'
Whether names are good or bad,
appropriate or the opposite, it would
seem that when they once become at
all current or familiar, there is no
such thing as shaking them aft. We
suppose that the name canada
Thistle" will be used to the end of
time, in this country, although it is
we'll known that this species of Circi-
I'm is not indigenous. to Canada, but
to Europe, where it has been known
for centuries under the common name
of "Cursed Thistle" which is really
an appropriate name. Furthermore,
there is not particle of evidence to
show that this thistle was introduced
into our Northern States from Cana
da. 1t may be that the name Canada
is corruption of the word "Cursed";
but no matter how the name Canada
came to be applied, it is misnomer
and should be dropped.
Jerusalem Artichoke is another in
appropriate and misleading name
given to North American plant in
troduced into English gardens about
three hundred years ago from Canada
and under the name of Canada Pota-
to. The latter is an appropriate
name, because the tubers resemble
those of the common potato, and the
plant is indigenous to the region of
country then known as Canada. Re-
Gently, some one fond of multiplying
names, has been distributing a variety
under the name of Brazilian Arti-
choke, but it did not come from or
originate in South America. This
species of HeIi0nthus is neither an
artichoke nor a native of Jerusalem !;
still these misleading names will
probably cling to it for centuries to
come.
The mis-named Irish Potato is an
other valuable native plant, which
may now be found growing wild on
thousands of acres in New Mexico
and Arizona, and although introduced
into Great Britain under the name of
"Virginia Potato" the more mod
ern one of Irish Potato, given to it in
derision, appears to have become the
most popular; in fact, the older or
original name is nearly or quite obso-
lete. We have in this country a
number of species of broadleaved
evergreen shrubs, such as the Kalmi-
as and Rhododendrons, all bearing
the common name of Laurel but not
one of them belongs to the Ld,racee
or true Laurel Family. There is,
however, one evergreen species of
Laurel native of the Southern States,
but it is known as the Red Bay in
stead of Red Laurel. Not only are
there scores of native plants bearing
very inappropriate and misleading
names, but even in the animal king
dom the same or similar confusion
exists. We have common Ameri-
can bird generally called a Robin, but
it does not belong to the same genus
as the true Robin of Europe. But
this is not half so bad as to be obliged
to honor the Turks by calling a noble
member of the feathered tribe "a
Turkey" 1t is true we have
some consolation in knowing that the
filthiest member is called a Turkey
Buzzard. There are persons who
have laundering after common or
popular names of things, and affect
to dislike the true or scientific names,
which are always the same among all
the civilized nations
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
Mexican
Mustang
Linilrlent
CURES
THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

sutS SVOO Will . ANDDt
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fort One the for the great popularity OF
the Mustang Eminent is found in its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Lumberman needs 1t in case Of accident
The Housewife needs Il for generalfamily use.
The Cannler needs 1t for his teams and his men.
The Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
bench
The Miner needs It in case of emergency
The Pioneer needsit-can't get along without It.
The Farmer needs 1t In his house, his stable.
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the BoRtman needs
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The Horse-fancier needs tilt is his best
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The St0ck-grower needs tit will save him
thousands Of dollars and world OF trouble.
The Railroad man needs 1t and will need It so
long his life is round Of accidents and dangers.
The Bnckwoodsman needs It, There Is moth
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limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs 1t about his store among
his employees. Accidents win happen. and when
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Keep a Bottle in the Factory. Itsimmediate
III OF accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep n Bottle Always in the Stable for
nse when wanted.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
DEMONSTRATED MERIT.

SPARTA, GA, May Is, 1886.
Blood Balm Co.:
You will please ship US per first freight
one gross B. b. B.
1t gives us pleasure to report good trade
eclipsed all other blood remedies, both in
demonstrated merit and rapid sale with us.
RoZIER q VARDEMAN.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04
He Swallowed Is.

l have been troubled with serious blood
disease for six years, and have expended
over $250.00 for worthless remedies which
did me no good. The use of Is bottles of
B. b. B., has about cured NEEDING more
good than all other remedies combined. 1t
is quick and cheap blood purifier.
Talladega,. Ala, April 20, 1886.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04

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